Heba Helmy
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Heba is a graduate of the Faculty of Arts, English Department, Cairo University. She has also studied literature at the American University in Cairo.
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Thursday’s papers all provide coverage of the most recent wave of protests across the country.
“Protests and roads cut off in Cairo and governorates,” reads a headline on independent daily Youm7’s front page above a photo of...
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The anti-Islam movie “Innocence of Muslims” still manages to find its way onto front pages on Sunday alongside Egypt’s latest political controversies.
State-owned paper Al-Ahram leads with a story on a handwritten letter sent by US...
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A group of prestigious critical care professors and specialized consultants were brought together at a conference last Wednesday to discuss the necessary mechanisms for raising the standards of intensive care units in Egypt and transferring know-how...
The escalation of teachers’ protests dominates the headlines of both state-owned and independent paper’s front pages Tuesday.
Independent daily Youm7 writes that thousands of teachers have announced an open-ended strike on Monday...
The headlines of today’s papers reveal the growing gap of the editorial approach between state-owned and independent papers, which was once considerably narrowing after the ouster of the old regime. While government papers focus on the recent...
Despite India’s glorious history, outstanding architecture exemplified by the Taj Mahal and prominent political leader Mahatma Gandhi, Amitabh Bachchan has always been the solo icon of India for many Egyptians. The Indian actor was said to...
The anti-Muslim Brotherhood protests that flared up Friday are still making headlines in most of Monday’s newspapers.
For its second lead story, independent daily Al-Shorouk reports that dozens of protesters will continue their sit-in in front...
An Al-Azhar cleric’s religious edict condoning violence, which has embroiled the country in controversy, is among the most highlighted stories in Thursday’s newspapers.
Independent Youm7 leads with the story about Sheikh Hashem Islam, a...
